Data Dashboards

The ACS Data Dashboard displays data collected by the United States Census Bureau as part of its annual American Community Survey program for census tracts within the Killeen-Temple Metropolitan Planning Organization (KTMPO) region in central Texas. Data shown reflects the ACS five-year averages published by the Census Bureau. The most recent set of published ACS data is shown by default in the dashboard below, and data from 2019 and earlier is viewable on the legacy dashboard here.

The ACS Data Dashboard allows the users to view and interact with available Census data through charts and maps that display statistics on demographic data, economic data, housing data, social data, and mobility data. The dashboard also links to Census Bureau data profiles for each of the cities within the KTMPO Region. Users can filter data by county or by census tract and can toggle between years. Once the user selects filters, they may navigate through the report pages to visualize the filtered data in different preset graphs, charts, and maps.

This dashboard uses Microsoft Power BI to allow users to interact with data. For detailed instructions on how to interact with different elements of the dashboard and for definitions of key terms used on different dashboard pages, visit and read through the Introduction & Instructions page by clicking on that tab at the top left of the dashboard. For questions regarding the ACS Census Data Dashboard, please contact James McGill at james.mcgill@ctcog.org.

The CRIS Data Dashboard displays data for crashes occurring within the Killeen-Temple Metropolitan Planning Organization (KTMPO) region in central Texas. Data shown on this dashboard was obtained using TxDOT’s Crash Records Information System (CRIS). The most recent ten full calendar years of data are available via this dashboard. The CRIS Data Dashboard allows the user to create a custom report by applying various filters to the data such as city, year, and crash severity. This dashboard also provides crash unit information including road user type, vehicle type, and the age of driver at fault. Once the user selects filters, they may navigate through the report pages to visualize the filtered data in different preset graphs, charts, and maps.

This dashboard uses Microsoft Power BI to allow users to interact with data. For detailed instructions on how to interact with different elements of the dashboard and for definitions of key terms used on different dashboard pages, visit and read through the Introduction & Instructions page by clicking on that tab at the top left of the dashboard. For questions regarding the CRIS Data Dashboard, please contact James McGill at james.mcgill@ctcog.org.

The Regional Mapping Data Dashboard contains eleven maps that display various geospatial data within the Killeen-Temple Metropolitan Planning Organization (KTMPO) region in central Texas. Some datasets, such as transportation project data and environmental justice analysis data, are created by KTMPO staff and reflect KTMPO’s internal processes. Other datasets, including transportation network and water resources data, are incorporated from statewide sources. Many datasets shown in this dashboard are also referenced from federally developed datasets. The KTMPO Regional Mapping Data Dashboard allows users to navigate between provided map views and to filter, zoom to, and access more information regarding the features shown on each map page.

The Regional Mapping Data Dashboard uses ArcGIS Online to allow users to interact with data. For questions regarding the Regional Mapping Data Dashboard, please contact James McGill at james.mcgill@ctcog.org.

The Federal Performance Measures Data Dashboard displays data pertaining to the three performance measures that the federal government requires KTMPO to report for the region each year. The most recent set of published data is shown by default for each performance measure, and data from previous years is also included when it is available. The three performance measures shown in the dashboard are safety (using Texas Crash Records Information System data), asset condition (broken out in the dashboard so that bridge condition and pavement condition are shown in separate tabs), and system reliability. Since the data sources are different for each of the three performance measures, available data filters are different for each page of the dashboard.

The Federal Performance Measures Data Dashboard uses Microsoft Power BI to allow users to interact with data. For detailed instructions on how to interact with different elements of the dashboard and for definitions of key terms used on different dashboard pages, visit and read through the Introduction & Instructions page by clicking on that tab at the top left of the dashboard. For questions regarding the Federal Performance Measures Data Dashboard, please contact James McGill at james.mcgill@ctcog.org.

The Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) Project Viewer Dashboard is a companion tool to the KTMPO TIP document published every two years. The most recent TIP is available for review and download here. This dashboard allows users to view all projects included in the TIP and to gather program-wide information about project types, funding levels, and implementation schedules. The dashboard also provides a tool that allows users to select individual projects within the TIP to access more detailed project-specific information, including project sponsors, descriptions, and funding data. For questions regarding the TIP Project Viewer Dashboard, please contact James McGill at james.mcgill@ctcog.org.